exhausted

exhausted
adj
1. tired, tired out, Inf. dog-tired, dead tired, Sl. dead, dead on one's feet; overtired, done in, all in, ready to drop; fatigued, weary, worn out, Inf. tuckered out, Inf. bushed, fagged out, played out, burned out, wiped out, spent, Archaic. forspent; drowsy, sleepy, half-asleep, groggy, Sl. dopey, Sl. drugged; All Sl. shot, beat, pooped, pooped out, (with have) had it.
2. toilworn, wayworn, footsore; winded, panting, out of breath, breathless, gasping for breath or air; haggard, feeble, weak, faint, prostrate, Pathol. atonic.
3. consumed, drained, depleted, used up; emptied, bare, dry.

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  • exhausted — index inadequate, languid, lost (taken away), otiose, powerless, unproductive, unsound (not strong), vacant …   Law dictionary

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